As you might imagine, I am currently focused on writing the April AVAIA newsletter. In the past, I have discussed how the financial media deceives and lies to its audience. I have also discussed why it would engage in these tactics. As examples, I have written about Jim Cramer, Larry Kudlow and other hacks on CNBC. Over the next several weeks, I will be posting material here discussing a long list of what I consider to be hacks, followers, clueless individuals and those with financial agendas and bias that serve as their primary impetus for their views. I am going to show you that these individuals are in the media club. And I am going to show you what I consider to be evidence in support of this. Hopefully, by now you understand how dangerous it can be to pay attent...
A few years ago I wrote an article exposing just a few of the thousands of clowns associated with CNBC and Jim Cramer's completely worthless, snake oil investment newsletter websites. Here, we revisit one of these clowns to prove that they had no real business until recently, despite what the perception created by CNBC. In fact, it took this moron more than 5 years of daily pimping on CNBC before he was able to lure in some sheep. God help them. This proves again that ALL of the clowns on CNBC (excluding the familiar Wall Street firms and funds, not that these guys are necessarily credible, but compared to these no-name clowns they most certainly are) who are introduced as “fund managers” or CEO’s of their “own brokerage firm” are basically one-man shows, t...
Mike Stathis predicted the 2008 financial crisis with more accuracy than anyone in the world. And his two books which predicted the collapse were released in late-2006 and early-2007, enabling those who followed the analysis and advice provided in these books to make a fortune. See here and here for proof. Therefore, Mike Stathis is the person best positioned to understand to what extent we face another financial crisis. Yet, Stathis was banned by all media from day one. In contrast, the media has been featuring con artists, broken clock contrarian indicators and idiots as "experts." Instead of real experts, the criminal financial media promotes clowns and contrarian indicator like Peter Schiff, Jim Cramer, Josh Brown, Barry Ritholtz, Jim...
The audio below was taken from our "lost files archive." We just recently discovered it so we have posted it for the world to hear. It was a phone recording Mike made in 2013/2014 when he contacted the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) to complain about some activities which he felt were very disturbing. Listen below as Mike explains to the AARP answering service rep why the AARP is a huge scam. Based on many years of investigation, Mike has learned that while the AARP charges its members membership fees in exchange for promised benefits such as reduced rates on a variety of services, it actually exploits seniors by offering bogus discounts. In fact, the AARP receives a cut from signups from various companies that are promoted by AARP as offering special &ldq...
Remember folks. It's our "wonderful and honest" media industry that constantly makes false claims about its guests. I’ve previously debunked the nonsense from an entire army of Jewish charlatans. For instance, do you remember how the media made the hilarious claim that Meredith Whitney predicted the financial crisis in order to make her seem credible when she predicted her ridiculous state and city defaults? I tore her part with reality. I did the same with Peter Schiff, Marc Faber, Jim Rogers, Jim Rickards, Harry Dent, Jim Cramer, and many others that the media have afforded endless promotion as "experts." Ask yourself is it a coincidence that they're all Jewish? Ask yourself is it a coincidence that they all have horrendous track records? Obviously,...
Maybe there's a good reason why CNBC has a show called Fast Money. If you follow the advice of these guys, your money is likely to evaporate very fast. Likewise, I'm beginning to see why Cramer's show is called Mad Money. You're likely to get mad if you follow his advice. Or maybe you have to be a mad man to watch it.
The other day I was alerted to article by a colleague who knew I wouldn’t be able to resist pointing another example of the type of inaccurate and reckless content spewed from CNBC on a daily basis. I have documented the motives and tactics used by CNBC to dup its sheep audience on several occasions. Here is a partial list of articles discussing this criminal network run by the Jewish Mafia. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16] Remember, CNBC makes its money by selling advertisements. The vast majority of advertisers on CNBC represent the financial industry and publicly traded corporations, so you can imagine whose agendas are served by this criminal network.
A few years ago we offered investors a great opportunity to get patched into our research instead of following the various copyediting shops that have been claiming the end of America, the end of the dollar and other nonsense. These are the same guys who utilize "freedom and liberty" as emotional anchors in order to convince their cult members to buy gold and move to Argentina (Doug Casey), Chile (Jeff Berwick) and Puerto Rico (Peter Schiff, Mike Maloney and Doug Casey). As many of you already know, Mike Stathis is the only person in the world who has been exposing and documenting the entire genre of doomsday douche bag broken clock charlatans for many years now. We also offered investors a great opportunity to escape the perma-bull knuckle heads in the media lik...
The con of the day involves a Jewish clown named Marc Chaikin. Chances are you've seen Chaikin's fear-mongering ads (disguised as news) plastered on numerous finance and investment pages for several months featuring "dire warnings" from the "Wall Street legend" Marc Chaikin. In the video ad below, Chaikin first grabs your attention by claiming that a "massive and surprising new transition could soon determine the next group of millionaires, leaving 99% of the public worse off than before.” This should be the first obvious red flag. Why is he using such vague language? What's the surprise? Surprises can be good or bad, so which is it Marc? Only con artists play word games like that. Next he claims that “if you own regular stocks...
Why doesn't the media simply provide valuable insight? Wouldn't that be a more effective and more profiable way to boost viewership and thus ad revenues? Have you ever wondered why, after years of being wrong on just about everything, some people still think clowns like Peter Schiff, Harry Dent, Jim Rogers, Marc Faber, Jim Rickards and the rest of the broken clock doomsday clan positioned by the media as legitimate sources of economic and investment insight? Over the years I have sought to document the horrendous track records of the most commonly promoted clowns in the financial media in order to warn investors that the financial media cannot be trusted and has been specifically designed to mislead its audience. I have dedicated an enormous amount of time and effort exposing t...
In this video, you are going to see how all of the fear-mongering, broken clock, doomsday, gold-pumping con men are linked. As well, one of the original kingpins will be exposed. We have also added in his doomsday con artist fear mongering video that was released more than a year ago, warning about the great collapse in the stock market in 2016! I ran into the ad for this scam video during the normal course of my investigations of scam websites. I found it on Seeking Alpha, a huge scam website run by Jews for Jews (i.e. the discriminate in favor of Jewish contributors, similar to the way Jews operate in all fields) and based in Israel. I'll expose Seeking Alpha in the future. And trust me, I can't wait to because I've had material on this scam media firm for many ye...
As we have discussed in he past, Robert Prechter is one of the doomsday clowns positioned by his Jewish buddies in the media as an "expert" despite being wrong time and time again. How can a man keep predicting a market collapse year after year when everything points to the contrary? One thing I'm confident of. If you listen to Prechter you're probably going to lose your ass because he's a broken clock. People need to learn to distinguish between broken clock sales men who always pitch the same narrative versus real research analysts who know when to switch gears. Most people do not understand this distinction so they have no idea what a real research analyst is because every single person constantly promoted by the media as an "expert" is a snake oil sales man. Don'...
First, before you begin to read this typical example of subtle hack journalism, I want you to have a look at the ad for Ron Insana. Apparently, this former CNBC hack has teamed up with Cramer and thestreet.com for a new gig. I’ll discuss him in the near future. Next, have a look at the ad below. You’ll see a guy who looks like Kojac’s son; just another useless trading service with bogus claims, headed by dirt bags with no professional industry experience or insights. If you think I'm wrong, I invite you to fork over your money to this clown.
You might be wondering why a leading investment strategist would harp on the media so much. Well, friends, the fact is that understanding the tricks and motives of the media is the single most important step towards becoming a great investor. I hope you see that by now. Whether you do or not, I’m going to beat it into your head. So allow me to continue where I left off from Part I of this series. Kudlow has my book, as does Cramer and several other useless clowns and shills in both print and broadcast media. And they’ve had it for two years, giving them more than ample time to realize what to expect. Why is this important? Because the book predicted everything in detail unlike no one else.
I'll make this short and sweet so you will never forget it. ALWAYS check the bio of every person you listen to or read articles from. If they have a past writing for realmoney.com, Thestreet.com or any other publications affiliated with Jim Cramer, run away as fast as you can. There are a lot of these guys out there and they usually like to mention it somewhere along the way, either in an article or their bio because they think it's some symbol of credibility. Nothing could be further from the truth. These guys should never be trusted. Similar to getting on CNBC, almost everyone in the financial industry will bend over backwards to become involved with these publications because they know they're great marketing venues since there are so many sheep out t...
Folks, you really don't even need to do any research on Jon or Pete Najarian to realize they are used car salesmen. Just look at their cheesey clothing and jewelry. And once you hear Jon Najarian's sleazy, snake oil pitch (in the video below) it should be apparent he's trying to appeal to low-income, low-IQ, naive and desperate individuals who have no idea about investing or trading. After all, that would be the best group to market to if you have no real skills or valuable insights because they won't ever realize it. Folks, you know the saying...."You are judged by the company you keep." Not only was Najarian promoting the self-proclaimed "Crypto King" John Caruso in the videos below, take note the other Jewish clowns and cons he invited to his event (Peter Schi...
Like all of the other "experts" promoted by the financial media (e.g. Peter Schiff, Jim Rogers, etc.) Jon and Pete Najarian spend most of their time in media-related and marketing activities. By definition alone, this makes them media personalities and marketing hacks, as opposed to true trading or investment experts. Legit trading and investment experts spend the majority of their time analyzing trades and investments in order to produce valuable analyses and performance. When you are spending most of your time in media talking about trading or investing, that makes you TV personality. There's no way a TV personality can legitimately claim to be a trading or investment expert. It's a scam designed to herd sheep into the slaughterhouse. Three of the four participants in...
We here at AVA Investment Analytics do NOT watch the media. However, we do monitor the content ONLY as a way to keep tally as to what is said and by whom in order to expose the clowns and con men. Accordingly, we know for a fact that over the past several years, all of the broadcasts created by Yahoo Finance (Breakout, Daily Ticker and its predecessor Tech Ticker) have promoted dozens if not hundreds of gold bugs and doomsday charlatans from Robert Prechter and Peter Schiff, to Marc Faber and Jim Rogers. The list goes on and on.
Several years ago I exposed Porter Stansberry when he teamed up with fellow con man Alex Jones to create the fear-mongering nonsense video "The End of America." Porter was telling you to buy gold and stay out of the stock market. And he used all kinds of fear-mongering nonsense, deception and lies in order to make his case. The video was circulated throughout the internet, radio and TV starting in late 2010. If you followed the "wisdom" and "analysis" Stansberry presented in that BS video, you lost your ass big time. You would have also missed out on spectacular gains from the US stock market. By now, these results should be predictable to anyone who has kept track of the these doomsday, fear-mongering con men. Keep in mind that while this fear-mongering prop...
The following audio was first created and published in 2016. It seems that Peter Schiff has formed business relationships with his tribesmen at copywriting boiler room Agora Financial (via Wall Street Daily). Take note folks, as this not only further implicates Schiff as a fear mongering con man, but it also adds more ridiculous predictions to his already terrible track record. As you listen to Mike break down the copywriting scam in the audio below, you might want to download the PDF (located at the end of the article) for a full transcript of the email marketing pitch from Wall Street Daily and Schiff. Notice that perennial con man Jim Rogers, also a member of the doomsday syndicate, is on the "board of directors" of Wall Street Daily. Remember, you are judged by the co...